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Switches
ON/OFF
This switches the pedal between bypass and in-circuit operation, with the LED just above the switch
lighting red or green to indicate that the audio path through the delay is on, while an unlit LED indicates
the delay is bypassed. When in-circuit, the color of the LED also indicates which delay is active. A red
LED indicates that DLY1 is active, a green LED indicates that DLY2 is active.
DLY1/DLY2
This switch allows the user to toggle between two completely independent delay time settings. When the
pedal is on, pressing this switch will toggle the ON/OFF LED between red and green:
• DLY1 (red LED): Delay time is set using DELAY knob or expression pedal).
• DLY2 (green LED):Delay time is set by tapping the TAP/MOD switch (see below).
TAP/MOD
For DLY1, this footswitch turns on or off the modulation. A green LED above this switch indicates that
modulation is off, a red LED indicates that modulation is on. Note: if the master mod depth control is
switched off, toggling the mod footswitch will have no effect on sound and the LED will remain green.
For DLY2 this footswitch sets delay time, with every 2nd tap on the switch setting a new tempo. This is a
bit different than most digital delays, where each tap measures the time from the last tap. On the Memory
Lane 2, every tempo tap should be done in two’s – the first tap begins a new measure of tempo, the
second completes the measure and sets the new tempo. The tempo only changes when the 2nd tap is
complete. If time between the 1st and 2nd taps exceeds the maximum delay time, the Memory Lane 2
simply defaults to maximum delay time.
Dotted 8th Note Feature (DLY2 only)
When the Memory Lane 2 is set to DLY2 and is in dotted 8th mode (switch in up position), tapping
quarter notes at the desired tempo will result in echoes which will sound in dotted 8th note rhythm. Note
that it is not possible to set the tempo in normal mode and then switch to dotted 8th and have the pedal
'switch' to the new delay time- you have to re-enter the tempo after switching to dotted 8th mode. Please
note that due to the available delay time, dotted 8th note rhythms will be in time for tempos of 110BPM or
greater only.
Slap Mode Feature (DLY1 only)
Engaging the slap mode switch overrides the LEVEL knob setting for DLY1 effectively setting the
Feedback to minimum. This results in a single repeat for DLY1 while the repeats from DLY2 continue to
be determined by the LEVEL knob setting. This allows for a great ‘slapback’ setting on DLY1 and a more
ambient, spacious setting on DLY2.
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